On April 8, 1942 the M/S Batory, with approx. 55 officers and 700 airmen, sailed from Gourock, Scotland to establish No.34 Operational Training Unit (OTU) at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia (Canada), one of the four OTUs established in Canada during World War II. Sailing into Halifax Harbour on the evening of April 16th one airman, recalling […]
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New Brunswick’s outgoing lieutenant-governor says she’s honoured to have served in the role. Brenda Murphy recently spoke to MLAs in the legislature as her time in the role comes to an end. Murphy told legislators that it has been an incredible honour to represent the King for the past five years. “My term as lieutenant-governor […]
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It has been a busy couple of months for the interim leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick. Glen Savoie was tasked with leading the party after Blaine Higgs resigned following his election defeat in October. The party went from having a majority government with 25 seats to being the official opposition with just 13 […]
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Rarely, I am not paying close attention at the grocery store. I watch for in-store specials, hunt for corresponding coupons, and scan the discount carts for half-off items too good to pass up. I always look at the checkout computer screen to ensure I’m not being overcharged. Sometimes the sales price hasn’t been entered into […]
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A first kiss, a stolen kiss, a last kiss — countless moments of affection have taken place within the privacy of Charlotte County’s covered bridges. On frosty winter nights, suitors would court their sweethearts. With lanterns burning to light the way and the couple wrapped in fur throws, they would enjoy romantic sleigh rides. The […]
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January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month across Canada. Ben Mclaughlin and Chandra MacBean sit down with CHCO’s Vicki Hogarth to talk about the services provided by the Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick, the implications of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia on those who have it, their caretakers, and their community, the importance of early diagnosis, and how […]
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In an alternate universe British band Japan would have had the pop star success of Duran Duran, and teenagers would have had Mick Karn and Richard Barbieri posters on their bedroom walls. Alas, it was not to be. Several hits and moody videos gave us the niggling suspicion that this band was less concerned with […]
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Join hosts Vicki Hogarth and Jonathan Brittain as they look back at their favourite Good Day from the Bay moments of 2024. Original Broadcast Date: December 31, 2024 Good Day from the Bay is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studios in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada.
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John Kershaw, Chairman of the Board for the Van Horne Estate on Ministers Island, sits down with host Jay Remer at the CHCO studio to talk about the role of the organization, a look back at the 2024 tourism season, and a look ahead to what visitors to the Island can expect in 2025. Original […]
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NB Power’s former president and CEO continued to be the highest-paid civil servant in 2023, despite being fired a year earlier. Keith Cronkhite earned between $575,000 and $599,999, according to unaudited employee salaries released by the province. Cronkhite was fired in July 2022 and later replaced by Lori Clark, who earned between $475,000 to $499,999 […]
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